Financial Metric Basis
AI Agent Instructions
Use this Classifier via the SuperClassify API from server code, not browser playground automation. Before comparing financial figures, supply each metric's label, definition and reconciliation text. Group reported accounting, adjusted and cash-flow measures separately; split mixed passages into targeted metrics. Normalize units and calculate ratios in code only after the basis is clear. Preserve the quoted definition next to every comparison. Class: superclassify/financial-metric-basis@1.0.0 Fetch setup as text: https://superclassify.com/skills/superclassify/SKILL.md Contract (JSON): https://superclassify.com/v1/resolve?ref=superclassify%2Ffinancial-metric-basis%401.0.0
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Identifies how a reported financial metric is defined.
superclassify/financial-metric-basis@1.0.0
Input
Send one raw text string.
Outputs
- answer (choice): adjusted, cash_flow, mixed, reported_accounting, unclear
Examples
Reported earnings
Target: net income. The report states: net income under IFRS was $20 million.
Author expectation: reported_accounting
Adjusted EBITDA
Target: adjusted EBITDA. This non-GAAP measure excludes restructuring expense; reconciliation to net income follows.
Author expectation: adjusted
No basis
Target: profit. The headline says profit rose, with no definition or accounting basis.
Author expectation: unclear